Sentence examples for space institutions from inspiring English sources

Developing countries pursue national space activity through activities of many types from national satellite programs to commercial use of satellite services to involvement with international space institutions.

We need to improve... the way we treat what belongs to the people in terms of public space, institutions and resources.

The merger of ESA and E.U. space institutions will bring a much-needed coherence to European space policies.

This new form of organization reconfigures the mechanisms of power, notions of time and space, institutions, sociality, work, and forms of cultural production and cultural action.

In order to be able to visualize recommendations for protection zones and danger zones, according to Sturm's concept of space, the above elements are analyzed through a multidimensional analytical approach, which includes the involvement of natural space, institutions, society, economics, and culture (Sturm 2000).

More positively, some feminist philosophers contend that globalization has enabled women to claim their human rights by creating "new spaces, institutions and rhetoric where the notion of universal human rights is a powerful justificatory principle" (Walby 2002, 534).

Development, as Green put it in a recent speech, "means not just rebuilding office buildings but building parks and open space, cultural institutions, restaurants, retail and housing".

Spread across a campuslike expanse of green space, these institutions form a distinct economic microclimate that has fostered the highest growth in job numbers, income and residents in a city that lost 17 percent of its population from 2000 to 2010.

Civil society, not government, now leads the way, especially when it combines with social media, which is tailor-made for the post-Soviet space, where institutions have atrophied from years of Communist rule.

While some of these are purely support groups or charities, others seek to organize groups of citizens to defend their rights or propose alternative forms of social and financial organization, and in some cases they also strive to win space inside institutions to further their objectives.

She refers to this as "a spiritual space beyond institutions, buildings and organizations, a different sort of faith".